U.S. stocks fell on Tuesday after a weak consumer confidence report fueled concerns the housing slowdown could spread into the broader economy and hurt profits.
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Original post by Publicbroadcasting.net

Stocks in the U.S. finished to the downside Tuesday following a disappointing report on consumer attitudes and more unsettling news from the housing sector.
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Original post by WOKY-AM Greenfield

Stocks stumbled Tuesday as investors grew wary when new data raised the possibility that the nation’s weak housing market would seep into the broader economy and crimp consumer spending.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

Stocks that were moving substantially or trading heavily Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE Lennar Corp., down 10 cents at $44.44 The homebuilder said first-quarter profit …
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Original post by The Jersey Journal

U.S. stocks fell on Tuesday after consumer confidence declined more than expected in March and a major home builder scrapped its 2007 outlook, the latest evidence of a slowdown in housing.
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Original post by Earth Times

Stocks stumbled Tuesday as new data stirred up worries that the nation’s housing market may be slowing sharply enough to seep into the broader economy and crimp consumer spending.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

In the first minutes of trading, the Dow Jones industrial average fell 52.87, or 0.42 percent, to 12,416.20. Broader stock indicators were also lower.
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Original post by Newsfactor.com

Stocks fell Tuesday as worries mounted that the nation’s housing market may be slowing sharply enough to seep into the broader U.S. economy and crimp consumer spending.
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Original post by The Modesto Bee

Stocks stumbled Tuesday as worries mounted that the nation’s housing market may be slowing sharply enough to seep into the broader U.S. economy and crimp consumer spending.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

Stocks fell Tuesday as worries mounted that the nation’s housing market may be slowing sharply enough to seep into the broader U.S. economy.
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Original post by Las Vegs Sun